The phrase "a suggested approximation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a proposed estimate or close representation of something, often in mathematical or analytical contexts.
Example: "The report provides a suggested approximation to the actual costs involved in the project."
Alternatives: "a proposed estimate of" or "an estimated representation of".
Unsatisfactory prediction of these new measurement results necessitated reexamination of the theoretical treament, resulting in an extension of the previously suggested approximation for pressure drop behaviour with packings of monodisperse spherical particles.
Furthermore, we discuss the derivation of the order of errors of suggested approximation for the given distribution.
Some studies suggest approximation methods to avoid implementation of hardware dividers.
There is a roughly exponential decline in the numbers of natural hybrids with genetic distance both between and within species, suggesting an approximation to a simple "exponential failure law" of compatibility as found in some prokaryotes.
Thus the matrix (C^{mathfrak {q}}) suggests an approximation to Cartan type.
Here we suggest an approximation to the function B according to the assumption that the medium consists of weakly and highly scattering regions, whose transport coefficients differ by an order of magnitude.
Some authors have suggested that approximation to the native femoral head-to-neck ratio therefore allows greater range of motion before component impingement, and improved function over conventional THA (Chandler et al. 1982, Alberton et al. 2002, Barrack 2003).
If the logarithm in (21) is computed base 2, suggest a simple approximation to the idf of a term.
Confirmatory factor analysis using a bifactor MIRT model indicated that the LD, while marginally significant, was at a very low level; the value of ECV for the 20-item set was 0.87, suggesting a close approximation to unidimensionality.
This is in agreement with the results of a previous listening test that suggested linear approximations to pitch parameter contours preserve a significant amount of emotion-specific information [21].
